Toy website of the band “The Padrinoz” 🎸
🔄 work in progress…. 🔄
Template for mini-website with custom domain in AWS
This was done using R package distill
This is a template for creating a mini Project website deployed in Github, but with a custom domain in AWS
on Github: Create new repo whateverthename
on Terminal (in the parent Local dir): Clone remote report
git clone "https://github.com/lulliter/whateverthename.git"
on Local: Copy the content of example
Then git add -A –> git commit -m "message" –> git push origin master
on AWS: Go to route 53 and follow instructions to buy a domain (10$ per year)
www.minisiteaws.net
on AWS_Route53: domain registration should be done automatically
Actually GITHUB says: A records that point your custom domain to the following IP addresses: + 185.199.108.153 + 185.199.109.153 + 185.199.110.153 + 185.199.111.153
on Github: Scroll down to the Repo / Setting/ Github Pages section
click the drop down menu under “Source” and click “master branch”
on Local: make some adaptation / add content
(on Terminal/RStudio: Build the site locally (or see ./build_site.R))
./_render-deploy.sh invokes and run ./build_site.Ron Terminal/RStudio: git add/commit/push (or see ./_render-deploy.sh)
If you see mistakes or want to suggest changes, please create an issue on the source repository.
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